Karen Hunter Biography
Karen Hunter is a co-author of several books, an American journalist and publisher, and a talk show host. Hunter is the SiriusXM Urban View host of The Karen Hunter Show.
Hunter graduated from Marylawn of the Oranges High School in 1983 before attending Drew University and earning a B.A. in English literature in 1987.
Karen Hunter Age
She is 56 years old as of 24 April 2022. She was born on 24 April 1966 in the City of Orange, New Jersey, United States.
Karen Hunter Husband (Marriage)
Hunter has been married to Martin Henderson, her lovely husband, since 1987. The couple has two children as a result of their marriage.
What does Karen Hunter teach?
She has been a Distinguished Lecturer at Hunter since 2005, teaching courses ranging from Basic Reporting to Intro to Publishing.
Karen Hunter Family (Parents)
Hunter was born and raised in East Orange, New Jersey, by her parents. Our efforts to learn more about her family were futile because no such information is publicly available. As a result, Karen’s parents’ identities remain unknown. It is also unknown whether she has any siblings. When this information becomes available, we will update this section.
Karen Hunter Podcast
During the 2016 presidential election season, presidential candidate Ben Carson revealed on The Karen Hunter Show on SiriusXM that he was held up at gunpoint at a Popeyes restaurant in Maryland. Carson explained to Hunter that he directed the would-be robber to the cashier, saying, “You don’t want me, you want him.”
Karen Hunter Net Worth (How much does Karen Hunter make?)
She has an estimated net worth of $3 million.
Karen Hunter Career
Hunter appeared on CNN’s Paula Zahn Now on January 31, 2007, in an article about atheists in America. During the open forum, she proposed: “Maybe if they [atheists] had Hallmark Cards, they wouldn’t feel so isolated. We’ve got Christmas cards. We now have Kwanzaa cards. Perhaps they should get some atheist cards and get the ball rolling so that more people can get involved in what they’re doing. They should stop talking and let people do their jobs.”
In response to Donald Trump’s comments about Barack Obama, Hunter called for a boycott of the television show Celebrity Apprentice on her Facebook page on April 11, 2011. In a later interview, she stated: “Many of us were enraged and outraged by Trump’s remarks, and I wanted to remind us that we have power. We can do more than grumble and complain.”
Hunter mocked Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on MSNBC in 2012, saying, “[M]aybe [Mitt Romney] isn’t running for the presidency of the United States, maybe he’s running for the presidency of ‘Caucasia-stan,’ or some place that doesn’t have anyone of color in it.” Following the murder of nine people at the Mother Emmanuel Church in Charleston, SC, Hunter wrote a petition on MoveOn.org in 2015 calling for the removal of the Confederate flag from the South Carolina statehouse. Within three days, 500,000 people had signed the petition, making it the second fastest to 500,000 in MoveOn.org’s history. Governor Nikki Haley later announced that the flag would be removed. Following this announcement, the South Carolina state legislature voted to remove the flag.
Karen Hunter Books
Hunter is also the President of First One Publishing (www.firstonepublishing.com), which focuses on publishing books in all digital formats, as well as the co-author of several New York Times bestsellers, including Ladies First with Queen Latifah, I Make My Own Rules with LL Cool J, On the Down Low with JL King, and Wendy’s Got the Heat with Wendy Williams.
As the publisher of Karen Hunter Publishing, the former journalist co-wrote the New York Times best-seller Mama Dearest with the late E. Lynn Harris, as well as provocative titles such as Why Black Men Love White Women, Don’t Bring Home a White Boy, Why Men Fear Marriage and Stop Being Niggardly. She has also published Romare Bearden’s epic griotsong Children of Children Keep Coming, as well as Patti Labelle’s latest cookbook, Recipes For The Good Life. Janet Jackson’s first book, True You, was published by Karen Hunter Publishing in February 2011.
Hunter has written critically acclaimed political manifesto Al on America with Sandy (Pepa) Denton, Mason Betha (the rapper Mase), Donda West (Kanye’s mother), and Rev. Al Sharpton. Hunter, a former sports and news reporter for the New York Daily News for 12 years, served on The News’ editorial board for four years, where she was a member of the 1999 Pulitzer Prize and Polk Award-winning teams. She was also the first African-American female news columnist for the paper. Karen, a native of New Jersey and a graduate of Drew University, is an MSNBC contributor.
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